Singing in the Rainforest
I’ts the small things!
This is a one person, multi-character experience that sees participants explore the main features of a rainforest. We discover what is important about rainforests from some very different points of view. Through studying the role of sunlight, water and nutrients in rainforests, we are able to better understand their role in other habitats and ecosystems. Through learning about the importance of rainforests, we are better able to understand why it is so essential that we take steps to save them. In “Singing in the Rainforest” we learn the power that our individual actions can have, and of how we can take those steps together.
Suitable Reception to Year 4.
Look around you, what do you see? Now look again! What don't you see? You often don't see the small, the tiny or the itty-bitty creatures that make up most of the living things that inhabit the Earth. And not only do they inhabit it, they rule the world! Come on a delightful journey into the world of the tiny with award-winning writer performer Michael Mills as Charles Darwin, on a walk through the nooks and crannies of Adelaide Botanic Garden. In an interactive musical adventure amongst some of the world's most delightful plants, it won't be long before you realise that it's the small things, after all, that matter!
Suitable for Reception to Year 4.
The Day of the Dinosaurs
